Contested44.0000° N · 35.0000° E · -10 m
Black Sea Deluge Atlantis – Ryan–Pitman Noah–Atlantis Flood Hypothesis
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Claimed 5600 BCE flood (gradual 9000–7000)·Neolithic / Oceanography·🇹🇷 Black Sea basin – Ryan–Pitman flood shelf, Turkey
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Ryan–Pitman 5600 BCE catastrophic Black Sea flood claimed Atlantis — cores show gradual 9000–7000
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Why it mattersBlack Sea deluge as Atlantis demonstrates Bosporus breach gradual not catastrophic.
Open questions
Mysteries & theories
Mysteries
- 01myst
Theories
- 01theory
Theories are interpretations, not findings. The seal above tells you how much scholarly weight the place carries.
History
How it came to be
- Built
- Claimed
- Period
- Claimed 5600 BCE flood (gradual 9000–7000)
- Culture
- Neolithic / Oceanography
- Builders
- Neolithic
- Purpose
- Ryan–Pitman 5600 BCE catastrophic Black Sea flood claimed Atlantis — cores show gradual 9000–7000
- Abandoned
- Abandoned
- Rediscovered
- Survey
- Excavation
- Not applicable
On the ground
Structures & features
44.0000° N · 35.0000° E · -10 m · 1 mapped feature
black-sea-atlantis-flood-ryan-pitman center
centerRyan–Pitman 5600 BCE catastrop
44.0000° N · 35.0000° E